Physical relationships with a girl by pretending to be married, friends were made while studying, Herafer was also done in documents

In the Pannuganj police station, the court sentenced Gaurav Patel to ten years of strict imprisonment in the event of rape of a high school student, forcibly raping her abortion and threatening to kill her when she is pregnant. The court also imposed a fine of £ 10,000, in the case of non -payment, the conviction will have to obtain an extra imprisonment of one month. This ruling was pronounced by the Court of Additional Sessions Judge/Special Judge (Poxo Act) AMIT Feather Singh. While delivering the verdict, the court made clear that the accused would benefit from the innocence and confidence of the minor girl, which fell under the category of serious crime. What was the matter? The case came to light in December 2019 when the victim himself reached the Pannuganj police station and filed a fir against accused Gaurav Patel. The victim said in Tahrir that she was a high school student and that she knew her knowledge of Belhiya (Pannuganj police station), a resident of Gaurav Patel, Srinath Patel, while she came to school. Gaurav made a physical relationship with the girl by pretending to marry and when the victim became pregnant, she destroyed her uterus by violence by feeding her abortion medicine. When the victim opposed it, the accused promised to get married early, but later withdrew. The excuse of marriage in the temple, and when the victim insulted and threatened, also said that she went to Chatra Bazaar on December 1, 2019 where Gaurav met. Gaurav takes the excuse of marriage in the temple and takes her. Then, by taking a deserted place, the cabinets of -based words offended and threatened to marry a knife he would never marry her. The accused kept him with him for a day, and while he left on December 2, he warned that if he told someone, he would kill the whole family. During the investigation into the police and the court, the police found sufficient evidence on the basis of the victim’s complaint, medical report and other evidence. Thereafter, a charge sheet against Gaurav Patel was filed in terms of section 376 (2) (n), 504, 506 IPC, 3/4 POXO ACT, and SC/ST Act, section 3 (2) 5. On behalf of the prosecution in court, the government pleads that Dinesh Prasad Agarhari, Satyaprakash Tripathi and Defamation Kumar Singh, the evidence of the incidents. Based on the facts revealed during the hearing, the court sentenced Gaurav Patel to ten years of strict imprisonment and £ 10,000. It also ordered that if the amount of the fine was deposited, £ 8,000 should be given to the victim as compensation. The message to society gives a message to society that the exploitation of underage girls in the name of false promises is a serious offense and that the law acts strictly for this. This ruling of the court reinforces the trust of the victims in the legal system and also warns potential criminals that no one can escape the law of the law.